Closing Logo Group
For the station in New York City that formerly held the WJZ-TV callsign this station currently uses, see WABC-TV.
This page only shows primary logo variants.
For other related logos and images, see:

Contents

1948–1956 1956–1957 1957–1963 1963–1999 1963–1999
1948–1956 1956–1957 1957–1963 1963–1999 1963–1999
 
1999–2018 2002–2017 2017–2023 2023–present
1999–2018 2002–2017 2017–2023 2023–present


WAAM[]

1948–1956[]

WJZ-TV originally signed on as WAAM on November 1, 1948, a primary ABC affiliate at the time.

1956–1957[]

WJZ-TV[]

1957–1963[]

1963–2023[]

1963–1999[]

The logo design, especially the font (called "Westinghouse" or "Anklepants" (due to a similar typeface) by some people), was originally introduced when then-owner Group W introduced its design language in 1963.

In 1995, CBS entered into an agreement with the Westinghouse Broadcasting Company, which owned WJZ-TV and four other stations. This resulted in WJZ-TV switching from ABC to CBS, sending that ABC affiliation to WMAR-TV channel 2, who lost its NBC affiliation back to WBAL-TV channel 11. As of 2020, WJZ-TV and KPIX-TV are the only two former Group W stations to still use the Group W typeface in their station logos.

1999–2023[]

Long after the switch to CBS, WJZ-TV modified and softened their Westinghouse typeface to replace the original logo. The old one was still kept as the secondary logo and is currently seen only in its headquarters in Television Hill (Woodberry).

1999–2002 (primary)/2002–2018 (secondary)[]

This variant was still used on the "Manic Monday" segment intro until it was replaced with the 2017 logo in 2018.

2002–2017[]

2017–2023[]

While keeping the stylized "13", the logo was changed to a silver-and-gold color for the logo with the "WJZ" call letters placed in squares (similar to its sister station, WBZ-TV)

2023–present[]

WJZ-TV introduced a new logo on May 11, 2023, as part of the rollout of CBS News and Stations' new groupwide branding package; with this, WJZ became the last former Westinghouse station acquired by CBS to cease using Westinghouse's proprietary numerical font or a variant thereof, just what happened with KPIX in San Francisco.

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